Usage example: Paths from point A to B to C

Slide Content

The slide presents a graphic illustration showing possible paths or connections between three points marked as A, B, and C on the map of Africa. Each point is represented by a colored circle with a letter inside, and the paths are shown as dotted lines. Points A and B are connected, as well as points B and C, indicating a sequence or process that moves from A through B to C.

Graphical Look

• A large map of Africa in blue with white outlining for country borders
• Three circles in purple (A), green (B), and orange (C) to represent different points
• Dotted lines in yellow connect the circles, depicting paths or routes
• A large, bold title in dark blue font that reads "Usage example: Paths from point A to B to C"
• A turquoise-colored banner in the top left corner with text "Fully editable"

The slide has a clean and professional appearance, utilizing a color scheme that contrasts well against the blue map. The simplicity of the design directs focus to the paths and points of interest on the map.

Use Cases

• Illustrating logistics routes or supply chain movements between different locations
• Showing strategic expansion plans for businesses into new markets
• Mapping out travel itineraries or tours that cover multiple destinations
• Demonstrating regional market research or data flow between different areas